Sentence examples for involved with something from inspiring English sources
"That I'd been involved with something — not that I did something, but that I was involved with something — something unforgivably wrong".
"I was devastated to be involved with something like that," Hixon said.
"Neymar plays an important role with Brazil, involved with something like 60% of their goals.
"I'm trying to get involved with something you can't really argue with," he said.
"It's great to be involved with something that represents my generation".
I'm thrilled to get involved with something about the Guildford Four, thrilled to get involved with something about the miners' strike, with Romeo and Juliet and this strange priest who knows all about drugs.
"We were wondering whether we should get involved with restoring something when we could just start fresh," Mr. Rohlfing said.
(Smith) MoMA PS1: 'Jeff Elrod: Nobody Sees Like Us' (closes on Monday) Using a title that gives anyone involved with art something to live up to, this computer-prone painter abandons his characteristic off-kilter geometries for four allover paintings of soft, smoky wafts of green, brown or gray whose fuzzy, camouflagelike patterns refuse to come into focus.
(Cotter) MoMA PS1 Contemporary Art Center: 'Jeff Elrod: Nobody Sees Like Us' (through April 1) Using a title that gives anyone involved with art something to live up to, this computer-prone painter abandons his characteristic off-kilter geometries for four allover paintings of soft, smoky wafts of green, brown or gray whose fuzzy, camouflagelike patterns refuse to come into focus.
"He said, 'You can throw me over if you want to, and I won't blame you if you do.' And then said, 'As of now, you are my counsel.' " Mr. Constantine said that Mr. Spitzer went on to explain, "The Times will report that I have been involved with prostitutes" — something Mr. Constantine says he knew nothing about — adding, "I can't continue as governor and must resign".
And when a company I'm involved with does something I think is particularly smart or not so smart, I will point it out here on TechCrunch.
